Grazing Land At Weston Heath, Weston Heath

Weston, Shrewsbury, Shropshire, SY4 5XE

The property comprises 4.16 hectares (10.27 acres) of pasture land, previously used for livestock grazing including sheep and cattle. It includes an orchid meadow with a restriction on mowing.

annually £900

To Let

Property description

The property comprises 4.16 hectares (10.27 acres) of pasture land, previously used for livestock grazing including sheep and cattle. It includes an orchid meadow with a restriction on mowing.

The land is located in the village of Weston Heath, Shropshire, with access via Guinea Lane. Entry is through a green lane (what3words: splashes.heavy.drifter), then through the right-hand gate into a triangular area, followed by access into the first field.

Tenancy Terms
The land is available under a Grazing Licence or Farm Business Tenancy (FBT), to be confirmed.

Rent
Price on application. Guide offers in the region of £900 per annum.

Viewing
Viewing is strictly by prior arrangement. Interested parties should contact Balfours.

Contact
Nicky Craik
Balfours
New Windsor House, Oxon Business Park, Shrewsbury, SY3 5HJ
T: 01743 241181
E: NickyCraik@balfours.co.uk

Disclaimer
These particulars are not contractual and interested parties should verify all details independently.

Permitted fees

England

Listed below, are the payments permitted when applying and/or residing in a rental property where a tenancy agreement is signed and dated from the 1st June 2019 onwards.

Rent
A refundable tenancy deposit (capped at five weeks’ rent where the annual rent is below £50k and no more than 6 weeks rent where the annual rent is £50k or above)
A refundable holding deposit (capped at no more than one week’s rent)
The following ‘default’ fees, which must be written into the tenancy agreement:
1. Payments in the event of default for a lost key or security device
2. Interest for late payment of rent (if the rent is unpaid for more than 14 days). The rate of interest must not exceed the rate of 3% above the Bank of England base rate
Utilities/Communication services/TV Licence/Council Tax
£50 fee for the landlord’s consent for a variation, assignment or novation of a tenancy agreement which is requested by the tenant.
An early termination fee

Wales

Listed below, are the payments permitted when applying and or residing in a rental property where an occupation contract is signed and dated from the 1st September 2019 onwards.

Rent
A refundable tenancy deposit (capped at five weeks’ rent where the annual rent is below £50k and no more than 6 weeks rent where the annual rent is £50k or above)
A refundable holding deposit (capped at no more than one week’s rent)
The following ‘default’ fees, which must be written into the tenancy agreement:
1. Payments in the event of default for a lost key or security device
2. Interest for late payment of rent (if the rent is unpaid for more than 14 days). The rate of interest must not exceed the rate of 3% above the Bank of England base rate
Utilities/Communication services/TV Licence/Council Tax
£50 fee for the landlord’s consent for a variation, assignment or novation of a tenancy agreement which is requested by the tenant.
An early termination fee

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North Stafford

Staffordshire is a landlocked ceremonial county which is hilly to the north and south with borders on the southern end of the Pennines, the Peak District National Park and Cannock Chase (an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty) in the south. The River Trent flows through the county and is the third longest river. Staffordshire is famous for a number of Iron Age tumuli and Roman Camps.

Stoke-On-Trent is known as “The Potteries” which has a rich history in ceramics and pottery, including renowned brands such as Wedgwood, Royal Doulton and Emma Bridgwater. Leek towards the west is a former textile town and is now more known for its antiques centres, public houses and independent shops.

North Staffordshire is renowned for its breath-taking landscapes and outdoor activities. The Moorlands and Peak District are great for walking and cycling with Leek also known as the Queen of the Moorlands and is the gateway to the hills and some of the county’s best climbing. The region also offers a wide range of attractions, gardens and heritage sites such as Biddulph Grange and Alton Towers.

Stafford is noted for a host of schools, both within the state and private sector. Wolverhampton Grammar and Wolverhampton Girls High School are both highly regarded in the south of the county. Along with Yarlet School to the North and Repton to the West. Stafford also has two universities in the county; Keele which is known as a public research university and Staffordshire University.

Staffordshire is located in the centre of England making travel extremely flexible. By rail, Staffordshire is served by a number of local and national routes with Stafford, Lichfield and Rugeley all connecting with London. The M6 motorway runs through the county from north to south with the M6 toll bypassing the county. International airports can be found at Manchester, Birmingham and East Midlands.

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